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Rublev Icon

Icon of Christ, Savior + Andrei Rublev
(1360? - 1437)

This famous icon by the renowned iconographer, St. Andrei Rublev was part of the iconostasis (altar screen) for the Monastery of Svenigrod near Moscow. Christ is depicted as Savior expressing great love and compassion for sinners in a face filled with light, kindness and gentleness. In 1918, experts of Russian iconography knowing that this icon had existed and that this celebrated artist lived in this ancient town, carefully searched the Church of the Annunciation and surrounding annexes. Had it lain unknown somewhere for centuries? There in a timber store under a firewood pile they found three blackened icon boards. When they were cleaned this icon appeared with one of Archangel Michael and one of St. Paul. Later a document was found that confirmed the truth of this wonderful find. The icon is dated,1410.

Advent Webinar with Neil Douglas-Klotz and Br. Joseph Kilikevice, O.P.

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Advent Webinar with Neil Douglas-Klotz and Br. Joseph Kilikevice, O.P.
December 1, 2024, Online.

Dr. Neil Douglas-Klotz, Abwoon Network,
Br. Joseph Kilikevice, OP, Shem Center for Interfaith Spirituality.

Online Registration opens in late October.

Shem Center for Interfaith Spirituality
708 North Harvey Avenue
Oak Park, IL 60302

(708) 848-1095
shemcenter1993@gmail.com

Photo Credits: Emory Mead, Stephen B. Starr, Joseph Kilikevice

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2022 American Digital Design Awards